Parking Zone MySpot 500 Owner's Manual

Copyright DPC 2017©
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FCC THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERA­TION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLL OW­ING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DE­VI CE M AY NO T CAU SE HA RMF U L INT ER FERE NC E, AN D (2 ) THI S DE ­VICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFER­ENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTER­FERE NCE TH AT MAY CAUSE UNDE ­SIRED OPERATION.
TH E MA NU FAC TU RER IS NO T RE­SPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFE REN CE CAUS ED BY UNAU­THORIZE D MODIFICAT IONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT. SUCH MODIFICATION S
COU LD VOID THE USER’S AUTHOR-
ITY TO OPERATE THE EQU IPMENT.
CE HEREBY, DESIGNAT ED PARKING CORP., DECLARES THAT MYSPOT 500 IS IN COMPLIANCE WIT H THE ESSENTIAL REQUIRE MENTS AND OTHER RELEVANT PROVISIONS OF DIRECTIVE 1999/5/EC. A COPY OF THE STATEMENT OF CONFORMITY CAN BE FOUND ON THE COMPANY’S WEB SITE.
Rudor M. Teich, President
WA R RA N TY A N D L I A BI L IT Y STATEMENT
The MySpot 500 and all of Desig­nated Parking Products are sold subject to all the terms and condi­tion defined on our web sites un­der Terms and Conditions.
Under no circumstances will DPC be liable for consequential dam­ages or for costs in excess of the original price paid to Designated Parking.
PATENTS
The design of the MySpot 500 is covered by US Patent 9,464,392
TRADE NAME: M ySpot is a regis­ter ed trade name of Design ated Parking Corp.
MySpot
500 version V1
Remote Controlled Parking Barrier
Congratulations!
MySpot 500 rug­ged construction, careful design and attention to detail will provide you with years of ser­vice and enjoy­ment. However, like all things me­chanical and elec­tronic, proper in­stallation and use are essential in order for the prod­uct to perform as designed.
MySpot 500 is installed in the middle of the space to block ac­cess to a parking space.
On command, the barrier is ro­tated down away from the incom­ing car to allow access to the parking space. A second com­mand will raise the barrier to the vertical position where it guards the space.
Owner Manual V1.02
We suggest that you keep this manual in the car’s glove compartment,
The manual will refresh your memory how to use the barrier, as well as
show you how to recognize when the batteries need replacing and how
to go about it.
WARNING! Barrier may cause pe­des trians or users to trip over it. Please install and pr ovide warning signs accordingly. Note that Public Liability should be in place.
The product has advanced fea­tures many of which are covered in this manual.
Pacific Cascade Corporation
14208 NW 3rd Court, Suite 200
Vancouver, WA 98685
P: 360-574-9313 F: 360-574-9325
www.parkingzone.com
For assistance in using, installing, programming or troubleshoot-
ing, we recommend that you look up our video clips on You-
Tube.com Search using the term “MySpot 500 support”.
IMPORTANT
DEFENSE
The MySpot 500 barrier is designed to absorb external frontal forces and yiel d if they exceed a dangerous point. The barrier will return on its own to the upright position once the external force has been removed.
The Defense works in both direc­tions if the barrier is forced to­wards the back of the parking space, or if it is forced towards the front of the parking space.
WARNING: The internal defense spring can store damaging energy when the barrier is abruptly re­leased.
MANUAL RELEASE
If the barrier is stuck in the up or down positions, you can release the locking mechanism manually. Use the M8 open-wrench to re­move the vent in the back of the housing, then insert the long arm of the M3 hex wrench into the housing until you hit the brake.
Apply a sideways force to the left. This will force the brake to the right (the hole in the housing acts as a fulcrum). While holding the brake in this position, manu­ally lower or raise the barrier.
LOW BATTERY SIGNAL
When the unit detect s that the battery is nearly discharged, the
barrier will “hesitate” for one sec-
ond at 45 degrees every time it is commanded to go down. After 50 such warning cycles, the barrier will refuse to go up any further, until the batteries have been re­placed.
the batteries and measure the voltage across each one. The voltage must be above 1.3 volt.
We recommend replacing a set of batteries if any is below 1.40V to save maintenance next time. Fresh batteries should read over
1.55V.
There can be other reasons; please consult our online trouble­shooting wizard.
Barrier does not rise/drop fully
This is an indication that there is resistance that blocks the move­ment of the barrier, or causes the barrier to move slower than usual. Watch the LEDs in the front of the barrier. Send a com­mand; the barrier should move without the RED LED flashing until it is stopped at the end of travel (vertically up of horizontally down).
A possible reason for slow move­ment or failure to reach the full up and down positions may be due to the barri er bei ng be nt/ misaligned (after a car bumped into it).
Barrier does not lock in the Up position
If the barrier moves properly and reaches the vertical position, but offers no resistance against push-
back at that position, there may be a failure of the internal barrier lock.
Contact the factory or your dis­tributor.
Use of the Wizard
Visit our online self-diagnosing wizard at:
ht t p: / /design a ted p ark i ng. com / TS_500MS/index.php
The wiki is symptom driven. Find the symptom, then navigate to either more questions or to the solution by clicking on the appro­priate entry.
Troubleshooting continued
Troubleshooting
DIAGNOSTICS LEDs
The MySpot 500 has 2 LEDs in the front panel, visible through a clear hole in the yel-
low “reserved” label. The loca-
tion is immediately to the left of
the “S”. One LED is green and
the other is red.
BARRIER IS DOWN, Does not rise on command
press the center button on the remote and observe the LEDs.
If the red LED flashes in re­sponse to the command, it means that the remote is not paired with the barrier.
One cause can be a mix-
up be t we en r emot es paired for different barriers
Another cause can be the
introduction of a new re­mote that was not previ­ously paired.
A 3rd possibility is that the
barrier unit was rebooted
and thus lost it pairing his­tory.
See page 5 for pairing pro-
cedures.
If the green LED flashes in re­sponse to the command, it means that the radio link is OK and the cause of the problem could be one of the list below:
The barrier is mechanically
prevented from rising (Red LED will flash during move­ment)
The position sensor informa-
tion inside the barrier unit got corrupted. Reset the power to the unit (see page
15), then send a couple of commands to exercise the barrier up and down.
If neither LEDs flashes, a likely cause for no response is that the barrier batteries are run down or
that they “jumped” out of the
holder during shipping. Access
CONTACT US for assistance
1-360-574-9313 or
orders@parkingzone.com
YouTube.com “myspot 500 support”
OPERATION
The MySpot 500 is prov i d e d w i t h 2 handhel d remotes
(“fobs”) that have
been factory pro­gramm ed to con­trol this individual barrier. Only button #2 on these remotes is pre-programmed to control the barrier.
The fobs will control the barrier from a distance of 1 foot to 40 feet (0.3 meter to 12 meters) . You need to hold the fob horizon­tally and face the front of the bar-
rier (the “Reserved” yellow strip
on the housing of the barrier).
Pressing button 2 on the fob will raise the barrier if it was down, or lower it if the barrier was up.
If the barrier hits resistance on its way up, it will stop and reverse itself to bring the barrie r back down. If the barrier hits resis­tance on the way down, it will stop and await a new command.
Before You Install
BEFORE YOU OPEN THE CART ON:
If external damage to the packing is evident, notify the carrier immediately. Shipping damage is not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty.
KIT CONTENTS
The kit includes the following.
Flat open wrench M8Hex L wrench M34 concrete expansion anchors2 HTm remote control fobsThis manual
TOOLS REQUIREDCONCRETE
The foll owing tools are requi re to install the MySpot 500 on concrete.
Hammer drill10 mm drill bitM13 (1/2”) open end wrenchHammer
TOOLS REQUIREDASPHALT
The following tools and supplies are require to install the MySpot 500 on asphalt.
AK-4 anchor kitHammer drill7/8” drill bit, 6” long1/2” open end wrenchHammerGrease or anti-seize paste
Install at io n in struc ti ons beg in on page 7.
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